Probe into Missing Workers in Rocket Silo Collapse
In Tennessee, four men remain missing after a cavern collapsed during cement work at a 250-foot deep rocket test chamber. Rescue efforts continue as cranes remove debris and a fire hampers operations. Identified workers include Ernie Beitel, W D Lowrie, W A Anderson, and Woodrow Darden.
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Tullahoma
Tenn
Ernie Beitel
Carpenter
Manchester
W. D. Lowrie
Monteagre
W. A. Anderson
Beech Grove
Woodrow Darden
Normandy
Air Force
Gas-Line Project Urged Rejection by FPC Examiner
Federal Power Commission examiner Howell Purves urged disapproval of the 151 million dollar Rock Springs pipeline plan to deliver extra natural gas from West Texas to Southern California via a 41 250 mile route through Green River Wyoming Las Vegas and Mecca. He said existing pipelines in the region could meet California demand with loops and compression. Paso Natural Gas and Colorado Interstate Gas Co. are the proposed shippers.
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UPI
Federal Power Commission
Examiner
California
Commis
Howell Purseves
Texas Panhandle
Rocky Mountains
Paso Natural Gas
C 6
Colorado Interstate 1Gas Co
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Southern
Y Barder
FRC
Texas
Mecca
Mexico
Rock Springs
West Texas
Las Vegas
Nev
Green’ River
Wyo
Purdue Faaid
Paso and
Transwestern Pipeline Co
Houston
Tex
WestTexas
Topeck
Ariz
South Korea Approves New Constitution In Referendum
Seoul voters overwhelmingly endorsed a new constitution in Korea's first referendum marking a transition from military to civilian government. General Park Chung Hee hailed the vote as democratic progress while junta leaders called it a day of democratic glory. The document provides a strong president, a weak premier, and a single chamber legislature.
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Seoul
UPI
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Korea
Blaze Halts In Deep Pit Firefighters Combat Sudden Inferno
A blaze erupted in a deep pit nine feet from the surface trapping workers as flames spread. Firemen sprayed water into the large hole, forcing a halt to the blaze and allowing rescue efforts.
Los Angeles Board Endorses 8-Man Juries in Capital Cases
The Los Angeles Board of Supervisors endorsed eight member juries for capital cases, rejecting the traditional twelve jurors in all trials except death penalty cases. The recommendation, urged by municipal judges, would save time and money but drew caution from Supervisor Kenneth Hahn who urged study across districts. Debates noted concerns over justice quality and potential procedural changes.
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Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles Judicial District
Kenneth Hahn
Alcants
Lee
Los Angeles
Juristsc
Radminis Nest E. Debs
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